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EPISODE · Jan 23, 2025 · 25 MIN

When everything that could go wrong DID

from The Art of Plenty · host The Art of Plenty

Milestone episode 50 wasn't supposed to go like this. Between face-planting in the parking lot, technical meltdowns, and relationship tensions, the universe seemed determined to derail the release of this episode. But here's the thing - through all of this chaos, I discovered something powerful about how we choose to direct our attention. Connect with me: Follow me on Instagram  Or on TikTok Get on the list: Course launches, bootcamps, webinars, live events, new episodes and free surprises! Key takeaways: 8:05 - Cultural messages about misfortune (Murphy's Law, etc.) 11:30 - How our mindset affects what we notice in life 14:35 - Two approaches to handling difficulties: 16:55 - Perspective shift through a powerful story about a family's hospital journey 21:45 - The power of choosing our response to situations  23:35 - Building momentum through positive focus Mentioned in this episode:: If you found this content helpful, please share with a friend, contact me, leave a review, contact me on my website or on social media Liked this episode? Next up: Episode 47 - I Tracked My Lies For a Week (The Truth Shocked Me) Episode 48 - How to Finally Stick to Those Changes You Know You Need to Make

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